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Beech forest hunters : the archaeology of Maori rockshelter sites on Lee Island, Lake Te Anau, in Southern New Zealand

Title
  1. Beech forest hunters : the archaeology of Maori rockshelter sites on Lee Island, Lake Te Anau, in Southern New Zealand / edited by Atholl Anderson and Richard McGovern-Wilson.
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  1. Auckland [N.Z.] : New Zealand Archaeological Association, 1991.

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Additional authors
  1. Anderson, Atholl.
  2. McGovern-Wilson, Richard.
  3. New Zealand Archaeological Association.
Description
  1. 88 pages, [1] leaf of plates : illustrations, maps, plans; 30 cm.
Series statement
  1. New Zealand Archaeological Association monograph, 0111-5715 ; 18
Uniform title
  1. New Zealand Archaeological Association monograph ; 18.
Subject
  1. Māori (New Zealand people) > New Zealand > Southland > Antiquities
  2. Excavations (Archaeology) > New Zealand > Lee Island
  3. Zoology > New Zealand > Lee Island
  4. Excavations (Archaeology)
  5. Māori (New Zealand people) > Antiquities
  6. Zoology
  7. Höhle
  8. Ausgrabung
  9. Aufsatzsammlung
  10. Papakāinga
  11. Pūtaiao
  12. Mātauranga kararehe
  13. Lee Island Site (N.Z.)
  14. New Zealand > Lee Island
  15. New Zealand > Southland
  16. Lee Island
  17. Maori
Contents
  1. Lee Island and its environment -- Rockshelter excavations and radiocarbon chronology -- Implements in stone and bone -- Woodchips and wooden artefacts -- Bark and fibre artefacts -- Identification and analysis of faunal remains -- Bird-skin and feathers -- Trace element analysis of hair -- Maori settlement on Lee Island.
Owning institution
  1. Princeton University Library
Note
  1. "May 1991"--Title page verso.
Bibliography (note)
  1. Includes bibliographical references.